AMTE Power – powering the energy transition

The UK government must continue to support the creation of a British battery industry, a senior tech boss has warned, as a growing number of firms are being pulled towards the US due to its attractive investment environment.

UK developer and manufacturer of lithium-ion and sodium-ion battery cells, AMTE Power, has received UN38.3 transportation testing certification for a sodium-ion cell. The accreditation for its Ultra Safe sodium-ion product is part of the firm’s commercialisation plans, allowing

AMTE Power has become the first European business to receive UN38.3 transportation testing certification for a sodium-ion cell with its first deployment, and signed a deal to explore using recycled copper in its cells. The accreditation for its

AMTE Power announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with CalPac Resources Limited, which is developing novel technology derived from green hydrogen manufacturing to refine copper from industry scrap. The MOU is intended to see AMTE

The Faraday Institution is working with partners on the Interreg North-West Europe (NWE) STEPS programme to strengthen the competitiveness of innovative storage providers by using a user-centric, demand-driven approach to bring products closer to market. STEPS aims to drive down

AMTE Power, the last homegrown battery producer in the UK, is said to be considering moving the site of its new battery gigafactory, proposed to be built in Dundee, to the US. In 2022, the US government announced a

Britain’s only surviving home-grown battery producer is considering shifting manufacturing from the UK to the US to benefit from American subsidies, Sky News can reveal. AMTE Power, a Thurso-based firm with a history going back to the very

AMTE Power, the battery manufacturer, has received a £580,000 loan from Highlands and Islands Enterprise for general working capital purposes to support the group’s operations in Thurso. The company, which intends to build a megafactory in Dundee, remains

At AMTE Power, we’re incredibly proud of our heritage at Thurso in northeast Scotland, and our facility there is set to play a central part in our ambitious growth plans. The factory has been making cells for over